Log left and right separately on one-arm and one-leg exercises. Turn it on per exercise, as Optional or Always, and each set takes a left and a right number. Plan it in a routine too: one rep target applies to each arm. Left and right work keeps its own records, for each arm. Also in this update: • A Journal widget for your Home Screen and Lock Screen: this week's workouts, your last entry and the next day to train. • Compare two exercises on one progress graph. The second one draws as a dashed line. • Delete a routine straight from the routine list, from its ⋮ menu. • On assisted exercises, like an assisted pull-up, progression rules now lower the help when you hit the plan, and plateau warnings no longer misread a lighter weight. • Exercise notes on the training screen open in place when you tap them. Editing moves to the pencil, so reading a long note no longer risks a stray edit. • Routine screens no longer jump while you scroll.

Your log backs itself up now. It goes to your own iCloud, with nothing to set up. Restore an earlier copy anytime from Settings, Backup: Badger keeps five, taken after a workout and once a day. Reinstall Badger or set up a new iPhone, and it offers to restore your log when you open it. Also in this update: • Workout reminders arrive at a time you pick, in Settings. Change which days a routine is scheduled on and the reminders follow at once. • When a timed set's timer runs out, rest starts on its own. Turn that off, or have Badger log the set for you too, in Settings under Set timer. • On a routine that runs as a cycle of weeks, the day you trained first no longer stays a week behind the other days. • VoiceOver now says whether a switch is on or off and which option in a group is picked. Every +/- button is full size to tap. • Your training streak, the neglected-muscle warning and the Progress exercise list keep up as you log. • History and personal records load faster, and opening a large backup or .badger file no longer freezes the screen. • Fixes: Week start applies on every screen, searching the library for "50%" finds only that, an import with no readable workouts tells you why, and a failed save now shows a message.

An under-the-hood update to how Badger stores your data. Nothing looks or works differently. Your workouts, routines, exercises, gyms and settings all stay exactly where they are. The change is groundwork for features coming later. If anything about your data looks wrong after this update, please get in touch through Settings, Feedback.

An under-the-hood update to how Badger stores your data. Nothing looks or works differently. Your workouts, routines, exercises, gyms and settings all stay exactly where they are. The change is groundwork for features coming later. If anything about your data looks wrong after this update, please get in touch through Settings, Feedback.